The NFL is reviewing an incident between line judge Jeff Seeman and Trey McBride of the Cardinals that occurred during Sunday's game against the Giants. ESPN and the Associated Press reported that the NFL says it is reviewing what appears to be profanity directed at McBride by the official.
A CBS camera caught the interaction between Seeman and McBride, which went viral following New York's 36-24 win. According to Yahoo Sports, there were no microphones nearby, so what Seeman said is left to interpretation based on lip reading, though the outlet noted Seeman "clearly wasn't telling McBride to have a nice day." The exchange followed a dispute over a no-call, per Yahoo Sports' reporting.
The incident prompted a statement from the NFLPA, though the reporting available does not detail what that statement said. The altercation comes as other instances of profanity have drawn attention recently, including an exchange between Aaron Rodgers and Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike McCarthy that was caught on a hot mic.